I've purchased halibut steaks and lobster tails here recently. We've been satisfied with the…read morequality and prices of both. Service has consistently been quick. Interested in returning for a whole fish. I believe it's only a market; I don't recall any prepared foods.

Went to sea shell today for lobster tails and shrimp,which was all good ,the price was ok, it is…read morewhat it is,especially holiday time.I rechecked my receipt,I never saw or I never knew of such a charge of procurement? I was never told of this charge before my purchase ,very disappointed not being told in advance Not happy

The guy that work on the register needs to learn customer service skills. And most of the stuff…read morethey're selling are overprice, the meat and fish are too overprice. I bought a 5pound chicken for $ 23 dollars and 3 1/2 pound of lamb for $45. This is why most of these Guyanese stores are closing on Liberty ave overpriced and bad customer service.

A nice place in the Richmond Hill section along the A line to get fresh fish. Lots of West Indian…read moregoodies to be had here and the counter staff are affable enough. I only purchased my standard fare here but one of these days, I'll take the plunge and finally ask them for some Guyanese fish recommendations. In the meantime, if you are at the last stop of the A train on Lefferts Blvd and need some fresh fish, these are your people.

I recently ordered (10/14/2025), 1 fish sandwich and 1 order blue crabs claws. The fish sandwich…read morewas good. Unfortunately, the blue crabs claws were over cooked and the meat was very very dry.

My Spanish Mami was there! Got the steamed salmon combo with 2 vegetables [okra and broccoli]…read more So... one thing about this spot... they will give you whatever and charge you whatever. I'm always confused about pricing because I haven't paid a posted price in years. My mask was about $26 when posted it says $17 with one vegetable. Did my additional vegetable run me almost $10? NO... when they run out of the size of fish for the special, they give you whatever was cut and charge you whatever they want. I'm not comparing now, but this is why I go from South Jamaica to east New York Brooklyn for steamed seafood.

I have been driving by this place for a long time and finally stopped in because I wanted fish,…read morereally bad. The one thing I like about this place is that they cook the food when you pick it. Not already prepared like some buffet style places and you bite into the fish and it's dry and old. Days old! They have all types of fish and other seafood such as lobster tail, shrimp, scallops, and clams. The offer bags of vegetables. The service is prompt. You take a bowl, pick what you desire, tell them how you want it cook, fried or r steamed. You pay, they cook, you pick up, and leave. Just like that. This is not a sit down market. So when you eakun in you will see fish, fish, and more fish. The ambiance is casual but if you just want to come in after a board me meeting, you be better off taking this to go. The do have a counter and about 4 stools . The whole time I was there, a homeboy was there charging his phone while conversing on it all the while he is directly at the door and his feet is stretched out like he is in his living room. I can foresee a problem if someone steps on his white airforce one's. I can understand that the staff not being from this hood are reluctant to say something to him but for the customers safety of entering this establishment, the need to put that behavior in check.

This place has improved so much. The food is fresh and the service is on point. There is usually no…read moreless than 5 persons in the shop, but they work efficiently and non- stop. From the veggies, to the fresh seafood, everything is laid out well. Inside the shop is small and not much to look at, but that's okay because it's all about the food. You cannot eat inside, but they have a few seats that allow you to sit and wait while your food is being cooked to order. I haven't been there in years, but I'm glad to know that they have gotten better with time. They've even added lobster and crab legs to their menu. There is so much of everything to try. A must try when in Queens NY.

Came Here Few Weeks Ago. I Order fried Shrimps Combo with fries & Fried Whiting. It Was So Good. I…read moreWill Come Back Soon.

Whoever the guy cook is, they need to keep him. Food was on point. The spot is definitely worth ya…read morecoins.

This place no longer exist. Someone needs to update the website.. I drove around for 20 minutes…read more Trying to find this place. Finally ask someone who let me know that the store is no longer there.. and in fact it's been gone for several years

Sometimes I come here to get a whiting Fish sandwitch for my mother and me The fish be very season…read moreand very good...

When they sell meat, they purposely leave the fat on the meat to increase sales and won't take it…read moreoff the price by trimming the meat, then weighing. For example: Oxtails. Very dishonest in today's economy. I wish I can add pictures.

They have staff there playing security without a license. I noticed when they see men with a…read morebackpack they're quick to try to take their bag away to hold, what is this 1999?? the women or elderly with bags get a pass. They raise prices every month or so. cashiers are respectful

Kalam's Bazaar is a fantastic addition to the Ozone Park neighborhood. If you're looking for a…read moreone-stop shop for diverse culinary needs, this is a great option. The highlight here is definitely the variety. They have a well-stocked fresh produce section. The store also carries a wide range of international and South Asian/Caribbean pantry staples and spices, which makes finding authentic ingredients a breeze. Good prices, and free parking, definitely recommend checking out Kalam's Bazaar. Review for: 10/19/25

Kalam's Bazaar is an independent grocer that carries halal meat and international imported foods…read moretargeting the Indian and Bangladesh community of Ozone Park, Queens, NYC. This supermarket is gargantuan retail space with a free large parking lot shared with neighboring business IHOP. Patrons can now eat pancakes and grocery shopping at the same location! Newly opened with a grand opening ubiquitous party debut on Friday, September 5, 2025 including a large inflatable jumping castle in the parking lot for children to run amok which I regretfully entered amid the chaos and large crowd and made my usual fast exit. I returned on a quieter day with a few purchases that gratefully totaled less than $10.00. Price is very reasonable (depending the product for tariff, and industry standard cost) for today's plaguing egregious cost of living expenses. Recyclable bags are provided without the aggravating and frivolous $0.05 charge. These are the only two reasons for my four star review. There are brand name grocery items as UTZ potato chips, Goya Maria cookies and Ricola herb cough drops. There is a fish market where patrons can request fishmongers to gut, scale, and fillet fish. Customer service is very mediocre. The checkout line is very chaotic and the aisles are rather difficult to navigate as customer stand and talk in garrulous manner than actually decide to buy the item to block the aisle preventing passage for others to walk. Certainly Kalam's Bazaar is the "community hub" for the central gathering place of frivolous talk! The conversations was vapid and utterly uninteresting among fellow customers as I make my way passage into the aisle. This location is very accessible via MTA NYC Transit A train at Rockaway Boulevard (this station splits final destination to either Lefferts Boulevard and Far Rockaway), Queens, NYC.

So this is a market that's relatively new in the area. They opened up around Winter 2020 and have…read morebeen seemingly thriving since. They have great deals on produce and other select products. Like other markets in the area, they carry lots of Guyanese products alongside other ethnic grocery products. They have a meat area and a seafood area. I've not tried either yet but I see people constantly there buying so it must be good. There are deals to be had here. If you're looking for Five Roses flour in bulk, they have it. If you're looking for Guyanese rice, as well as other bulk rice packages, they have it. The staff is customer friendly enough. Some of the cashiers are quite nice and take the time to say hello to my kid and that always scores points with me. I've shopped here maybe 4 times since they've opened and it's a good market. It's as good as any of the other ethnic markets in the neighborhood but with that added bonus that it's super close to home. Normally, if I want to buy lots of fruit, I have to go down to Lefferts and Liberty - but not anymore. Definitely give these people a try. The service will be practically the same as the service you receive at all the other markets. You'll have good with the bad, but that's normal. So far, it's been good. Check them out.

I came here for lunch, and it was one of the most delicious meals I have had in New York. This is…read moremy first time trying Trinidad food, so I wanted to get everything. Inside there is a line to order, as well as kiosks on the side. There are also two small tables if you want to eat inside. The bathroom is very clean, and they also have a sink by the wall to wash your hands. Service is efficient and I got my food about 15 minutes after ordering. My favorite was 100% the doubles. The basic channa double with tamarind sauce and mango chutney was so soft and perfectly sweet and tangy. The oxtail and goat curry were also good, but the channa was far superior---which says a lot since I love meat. I like the softer texture of doubles more than the thicker aloo pie and thinner/dryer roti. And considering how affordable every item is, I would definitely come back if I am around the area!

My new favorite food - doubles! I see what the hype is about and I'll be buying a few doubles to…read moretake home next time. The shop is steady busy with takeout orders and the occasional folks (like me) who wanted to sit and enjoy my first doubles there. They only have two tables and chairs. Most people order to go. You may order at the kiosk and wait for your number to be called when it is ready to pick up. The kiosk is good because it easily shows all the sauces you may add to your doubles and the variety of other things like drinks, etc you may order. There is also the option to get in line and place your oder. You can watch the assembly line of workers quickly making food. Then check out with the cashier. They sell lots of different cakes, breads, nuts, and drinks too. I was a little overwhelmed on what to order, but a nice employee helped me out. I showed him what I was trying to order and asked for suggestions. Thanks to him I had the best doubles! Added tamarind sauce, mango chutney, and the benny sauce. The perfect vegetarian meal for $2.50! It is made of roti (flatbread), curried chickpeas, and topped with the sauces. Then rolled up to make a sandwich. So flavorful! I wasn't too sure which drink to get as I wasn't sure what they all tasted like. Chose the Seamoss drink, which is a mix of milk, seams, nutmeg, and some spices. Milky and not overly sweet. This was good. Maybe next time I'll get sorrel, which is hibiscus. They said the peanut drink is good too. Ordered Pholourie with tamarind sauce. These are fried savory dough balls. I couldn't resist getting a sweet treat. So, I randomly picked the salara bread, which looks like a cinnamon swirl bread slice. It is actually stuffed with shredded coconut that is colored red and tastes like cherry. Pretty good and not overly sweet. Definitely add this place to your list of eats in Queens. It is a trek from the city, but so good! Also, nice that it is a little bit away from the loud busy part of Liberty Ave in Richmond Hill. This is about a 15-20 min walk from there on Lefferts Blvd. Restroom available.